FiledMark files your trademark in a Paris Convention country within days — locking in a priority date the USPTO must honor for 6 months. Starting at $99. No law firm required.
Paris Convention Art. 4 · WIPO-administered · Recognized at USPTO via §44(d)
A downloadable app your users install — from the App Store, Play, or your site.
Software your customers sign in to and use online — a web product, dashboard, or API service.
You ship an app and run it as an online service — covered together.
You shipped, posted, and launched — but until something is on file, anyone can claim your name. A USPTO filing runs $350–$650 per class. FiledMark gets you on record now — starting at $99.
Tell us your name/mark and what it covers. We file it the same week in a Paris Convention member country where official fees are a fraction of US fees.
Under Article 4 of the Paris Convention (1883), that filing date is honored by 180+ member countries — including the United States — for 6 months.
Any time within 6 months, file at the USPTO claiming your FiledMark priority date under Section 44(d). For disputes, it's as if you filed in the US on day one.
Your app's name on the store is public the moment you ship. We file in the right category for downloadable software so you're on record.
Web software your customers sign in to. We file in the right categories so your service name is on record before someone else claims it.
You launched on a livestream. Your name is exposed. Get on record before someone else does.
Tell us whether you're registering an app, a SaaS, or both — your exact total is shown on the next page before you pay.
vs. $350+ per class at USPTO today. USPTO filing fees at month 6 are separate and paid by you.
We track your deadline and remind you at days 60, 90, 120, and 150. The window is fixed by treaty — six months, no extensions.
Yes. It rests on the Paris Convention of 1883, an international treaty honored by 180+ countries and administered by WIPO, and recognized by US law under the Lanham Act §44(d). The mechanism is decades old — we just make it a same-week filing starting at $99 instead of a legal project.
Official trademark fees are set by each country's IP office and vary enormously. We route your filing to a reliable Paris Convention member where official fees are a fraction of the USPTO's. The priority date you earn is identical in the eyes of the treaty.
We route to the most reliable low-cost member country for your classes — you'll see exactly where on your receipt before anything is final. The country is a means to the priority date; what the USPTO honors is the date, not the jurisdiction.
You file your application at the USPTO claiming your FiledMark priority date under §44(d), paying the USPTO's own fees (currently $350+/class). We remind you at days 60, 90, 120, and 150 so the window never closes on you. The six months is fixed by treaty — there are no extensions.
Then you simply don't file at the USPTO, and the priority window lapses. You're out the FiledMark fee, not a $600+ legal engagement. The whole point of FiledMark is to make holding your spot cheap enough that an uncertain outcome doesn't stop you.
No. EEZNESS, Inc. is a clerical document-filing service, not a law firm, and we don't give legal advice. The applicant of record is you. If you want counsel on whether your mark is registrable, talk to a trademark attorney — that's a separate, good idea.
No — pick App, SaaS, or both on the cards above. We choose the right international category and prefill the goods/services description for you on the next page. You can see and adjust before you pay.